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We cover the latest news, views and stories on Hong Kong students, school life, sport and local education, as well as keeping tabs on what’s hot and what’s not.
We cover the latest news, views and stories on Hong Kong students, school life, sport and local education, as well as keeping tabs on what’s hot and what’s not.
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The Games kicked off on September 19 and will run until October 4, 2026.
The people-pleasing nature of major AI chatbots poses risks as they validate users even when faced with false claims and biases.
Eason Xie Yichen champions foundational science, excelling in quantum computing and astrophysics, inspiring others through mentorship.
Designed for shortlisted secondary students, the exclusive in-person dialogue ‘The Shape of Success: A Conversation with The Shaw Laureates 2026’ brings scientific visionaries together to share the insights and stories behind their achievements.
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The battling spinning tops toy teaches kids about physics and resilience.
Clean water is essential to avoid disease and danger, but it is not easy to access in this Southeast Asian country.
More residents are choosing private insurance plans to deal with medical inflation as costs for medication, care continue to increase.
The story on this page has some tougher vocabulary words and questions to improve your reading and grammar.
This page is for students who want to take their reading comprehension to the next level with difficult vocabulary and questions to test their inference skills.
Each week, this page tests your reading comprehension with an interesting story that we’ve adjusted to be more accessible for all English learners.
The founders of Petalife want to help pet owners identify health problems as soon as they show up in the animal’s urine, stool or vomit.
Chinese International School alum Rosalyn Chan Hau-ching has been proudly representing Hong Kong since age 11.
Mel Ng shares her journey to culinary school and gives advice for aspiring chefs.
Pictures reveal the aftermath of the catastrophic event that killed at least 1,400 and left more than 6,800 injured and 5,600 missing.
Shiny Poon’s journey from academic setback to sports enthusiast highlights her resilience, leadership and passion for coaching young athletes.
Fashion expert Dianne Gupta explains how to explore colour psychology, low-cost style hacks and self-expression through clothing.
The Flock Project is spread across Lantau Island’s abandoned village homes and other hidden spots.
Ancient snakes had four limbs, but after millions of years, their bodies have become long and streamlined.
Over millions of years, natural selection helped these reptiles adapt to burrowing through tight spaces with a long, streamlined body.
Jaden Zhao Ziyu wants students with Mandarin backgrounds like her to feel empowered to learn and appreciate the ‘warmth’ of Cantonese.
Orange Tam teaches us the basics, from pausing impulse buys to decluttering your spaces and staying organised.
The shop offers unique, art-inspired stationery, heartfelt community connection and handcrafted design.
One secondary school is giving pupils a relaxed space to speak the language while in the presence of a few furry friends.
Nominees and alumni for the Student of the Year Awards got a taste of the world of equestrian sport.
Three brave schoolchildren used first aid skills and calm teamwork to rescue an injured hiker.
Daniel Chan’s heartfelt Cantonese lyrics explore ageing and family love.
Archivists at the University of Hong Kong share what they actually do at an archive.
Tips to manage anxiety, a checklist of what to bring and what to expect on this milestone day.
Water bottles are important for staying hydrated, but they must be scrubbed regularly to get rid of germs.
A psychologist explains how unstructured, independent activities help youngsters activate their brains and understand their feelings.
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